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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14

THE Minneapolis Messenger as
serts that the talk about running
Congressman Anderson, Of tins dis
triet, for Governor Is without war
rant or authority, but that he will
be a candidate for his present place
and that he may conclude 10 be q
candidate for u. 3. Senator. The
Manhattan Republic, which may be
considered IS semi-Ofiieially Mr..
AndersOn's organ, approves this
view Of the intentions o. Mr.. Ander-
son and his friends. This Informs
will be q relief 10 the other guberna-
torial aspirants.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14

The Manhattan Republic says
clay Center IL tiekled 20 death over
her street cars, and the conductor
smiles when he gets n passenger, for
the nickles will 20 20 him for sales.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14

MITCHELL county carried the
5Ond proposition to the Santa Fe.
The question was In dOubt. The
smith county people say this result
nsures the success Of the proposition
there.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14

We The uu1erEigned, your petiiioners, each
being resident taxpayer ~ solomon ioun-
EIiectlully Petition your honorable body 10
u1Inli % the qu1liaed electors % said t0wn-
snip ior their orcerIance or raiectlon. af =
special eiecti1u If - uluered b. gour bon
ofable body, ulF ard ~ pursuance 81 the
i1Td % the aN'I rI senEEa. aud An At en-
tilsd; -An 81 3 e1ao,e s9unfillI i1El-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14

REV. JAMES O'RIRLLY, of Topeka,
has been appointed Bishop of the
Catholic church.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14

Highest market prce paid for
hog. C. TuEHuL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14

A GENTLEMAN who drives his
name iH tandem, rs foil Tvs; Ferdi-
nand Maxin.ilian Charles Leopold
Marie. las just been elected 20 the
Bulgarian throne. His titles are
Prince and Duke Of Saxe-C Cohurg.
The Prince was born Feb. -, 1861. At
Vienna, being the fifth child aud
thir'l scr OF she late Prince Angus
tus, Duke of Saxe-COburg, and Prin-
cess Clementine, daughter Of Louis
PhilipIi, King Of the French.
Prince Ferdinand has served as lieu
tenant In the Eleventh Regiment Of
Austrian Hussars, and nov holds
similar rank In the Hungarian Hts
sars. His Serene Highness has
travelled much aud isa good linguist.
EHE Secretary of the State BOard
nf Agriculture reports that the con-
diiion OF wheat l. only 20 per cent;
that corn was never better; oats 20
per cent; rye 20; barley 65; potatoes
loe; broom corn 50; iiax 75; sorghum
100; miilet and Hungarian 20; tiIno
shy grass 50; apples 20; peaches 50;
Pears 60; plums 30; cherries so; and
small fruits -.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14

HENRY WATTERSoN claims that
the hattle-iiag incident and his let
ter to the nuiyor Of 81. Louis, "jusi
show the luck Of the man" \ won
derful discovery III the flag
episode had happened six weeks
before the election i'm lSSS, -
he says, 1.-THE bloody-shirters would
have used it To defeat Mr.. Cleve-
land" Does Henry imagine that
the old soldiers have lost their
memories Mr.. Cleveland has been
accounted a creature Of great luck"
because he was elected governor aud
president. Lack" l. but another
designation oi cause and effect. He
has been lucky" for the reason that
he has been permitted 20 occupy the
position of a nonentity. A. presl-
dent, he il made 10 "show his
hand" He has made his mistakes.
aud he will continue 90 make them
He "cannot serve both God aud
mammon" with impunity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14
Sherifs Proclamation.


STATE OF KANSAS
SALINE CouNTT,t -
sHEETFF's OFFIcz. A. D., Is7.
WHEEEAs. On the 30th day Of June. A. n
la7, the board Of county commlssioDe-r al
saline county, Kansas, being duly con
Fened IN special session, az the once Of the
county clerk % said county. pursslant 10
the statutes In such case made and pro-
rided, made and entered Of record the fol-
lowing order, to-U vii.
In the matter Of the SUBSCRIPTION 70 fhe
capital stuck ofthe solomon FnlleVs GVururn
a Gulf railway company9 by Solomon town
ship saline county, Kansas.
HHEEEAsy A petition duly signed br Al
Taylor and q uthers, of resident tnxnavsrs al
solomon Tow nsnlp, saline county. STATE az
halsasi and being more than tuo-fflhs t7-l0
oi the resident taxpayers of said township
has been on f,lis 3th DAY Of June, A. ii
~, presented % the board Of county cont
missioner uf tne said cuunty o. Saline for
ne consideration aud action % Said bard
fherr being present. Anson Miller rfaIrInsn
and A. 4. Dodge and J. VI. Burke, naembefs
thereof, lconstltutiuE a fun huardl and To-
seph sarEent, clerk 81 said counfy and eleri<
% aid board, which said petition Win the
siEnaiures thereto omitted. In the words eud
ngures following. to-Wit:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14
lowing, io-Wit=
PETfrIoN.

70 ~ Honorable Boare er C0uafv coanfs-
fioHrrs q Soiias ooaniy, n ~ Stafs q
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14


THE Topeka Commonwealth has
this to sag Of the Rock Island, one
spur Of which will soon reach Saiina.
and then furnish us another outlet
10 Colorado by its extension west:
There il probably no system Of
railroad in the country which ran
lay claim 20 a more solid aud sub
stantial reputation than the popular
and reliable Old Rock Island, which
traverses the country north, south,
east aud west. aud everywhere re
garded by its patrons as reliable to a
fault, painsiaking and fair In deal
ings with the public aud ever alert
So the comfort Of the travelling pub
iic and accommodations of shippers.
Reference tn the Rock Island Il
prompted by the rapid strides q Is
making IN Kansas, and the improve
ments being made Ia Topeka, about
which much less L. being said than
the ruad merits
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14

nts Proclamation aud Notice.
Now, therefore. /, W. W. Bartlett, sheriff
Of said county Of Saline, in pursuance and BY
virtue OF said order, do hereby proclaim and
make known that on Tuesday, the 9Th day
uf August, A. D., is'1. n special election will
ise held in the said township of solomon, for
nrufHIsltiOn in the above order contained,
and that the said election will be- held at the
usual place Of holding general elections IN
s1id township, and In the manner provided
~ law for holding general ELECTIONS
Witness my Ian { and oficlal signature
this 1T day of July 4. u, laT.
W. W. Bartlett,
sheriff NJ Saline County, Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14
sheria7s Proclamation.
STATE o. KANsAs., !.

STATE OF KANSAS
SALINE CorsTN
sHERIFF's OFFIcE, June -. lsG.
WHEREAS, On the 1fh day of June, A. D..
l6a7, tine board Of county commissioners Of
Saline county, Kansas, being duly con
reued In special session ~ t1e once of the
county clerk OF said county. pursuant 10
the statutes IN such ease made and pro-
vided, made and entered % reeord the fol-
lowing order, to-wit;
In the matter of the subscription % the
capital Stock of the Soioulon Valley, Gyp-
sum a Gulf rnilWny company, by Daytnn
township, Saline cuunfy, Kansas
WHEEEAs, A petition duiy signed by Thon-
Riordan and f3 niore af the resident taxps >
eTs Of Dayton township, Saline county, state
Of knnsus. and being iuore than tuo-nfihs
C2-51 ur the resident Taxpayers Of said town-
ship, has been on this Hlth day OF June, A. D..
tss7, presented % the buari ~ county com
missioners Of said county of Saline, fnr the
cunslde ration and action uf said board, there
being present, Ansnn Miller, chairman, and
A l. Dodge and 8. W Burke, member of
said board constituting q full buardl, aud
Joseph Sargent, CLERK % said county and
clerk Of said buard. which said petition with
the signatures thereto omitted T. In the
Woris and figures following, to-wit:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14
STATE OF KANsAs.I

81 = VI hANNNrIT =
COUNTY OF SALIEE.A
I, Joseph Sargent, clerk OF the county of
Saline, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing Is a full and correct copy, In every
particular, of the order made by the board
ufcounty commissioners Of said county, In
the matter herein named NJ a special cleo
lion Of said board, duly held at my once In
the city pf Saliua, the county seat Of said
county, on the 8lth day OF June, 4. D., lss7,
which order was duly entered Of record IA
records OF proceedings of board OF county
commissioners, Of Saline county, state OF
Kansas.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand as county clerk and afiiNed the seal of
said county, at my once, in the city OF IA
Ina, In said county and state, this lsi day Of
iuly, A. ID 1871.
SEAL JOSEPH SARGENT,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14

Now, Therefore, I, W. W. BARTLETT. sheriu
Of saldcouTty OF saline, In pursuance and
by virtue Of said order, % hereby pro-
claim and make known that on Tues
day, the sih day of August A D.
IN, q special election will b. held In said
township Of Dayton, for the purpose of vot-
ing upon the question and proposition IN the
aheve order contained, and thai snlI
election will be held az the usual plafe on
holding general elections In said townshlp
and In the manner provided by law for hold
ing general elections.
Witness my hand and oflcial signature
this lsi day ofJuiy, A. D., les7.
W. W. BARrLErT,
Sheriff Of Saline County, Kansss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-11-24
BRAN FOR FEEDING.
An Economical Article when Given IN
Connection with Corn Meal.

An Economical Article When Given In
Connection with Corn Meal.
Very many farmers consider bran as
Of little value as feeding material.
In fact, for all farm animals except
hogs, its cheapness renders it one OF
the best. especially when mixed with
corn-meal weight for weight. While
its chemical composition from the
analysis of Prof. Brown, Of the Ontario
Agricultural College at Guelph, would
seem TO show it better adapted as fat
former and heat producer. than for
muscle anu milk, nevertheless in con-
nection with corn-meal it is practically
found most valuable and economical
in these latter directions. Prof Brown
summarizes the value of bran as fol-
lows:
Bran is concentrated food, which,
though variable in composition, pos
sesses high nutritiye value. Roller
process bran is. on the average richer
than old process bran. Its excess OF
ash or mineral matters eminently fits
it for bone building, in growing ami
mails. and for experimenting the lack
OF mineral matters in roots. Its
chemical composition points to the
conclusion that it is somewhat better
adapted to the formation of fat and
production Of heat than to the forma-
ton Of muscle or of milk. Both it's
chemical composition and its physical
form adapt it admirably as supple
mentary food to be used in connection
with poor and bulky fodder, such as
straw and roots. Its manurial or
fertilizing value alone repays its cost.
BY retaining and feeding the bran
upon the farm, the objection to selling
the grain is partly overcome, viz.
the exhaustion of the soil, since the
bran retains most of the mineral
matters which can not be derived
from the alr.-Farm, Field and Stock.
Haa,s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-11-24
THE LITTLE GIRL WHO DIED.

There came into nur waiting homo
A lite @ Al uie day.
She ~ fil0.l a4~.#E banf orr hearts,
And tIea sls went ava.
Back 70 the snInmer.laud ~ Heaven.
Whence alt sHcfi hHsSassse eaffe,
The Master called leF lgo4a t4i# world
OF misery anu gloom.
Our Father. in His thougA sfai way,
Reached down Hi sasfng aAai,
And ionk her from he tsed 81 pain
Into Ills pauic.~ lard.
She faded from our hoae "a. "a
THE light f.dc, tgom hi sly:
She shineIh n.tM itl spt.aa l. ii
Her Fathers house Oh A=aI.
And Oft We trrn our lonatng eyes
IL HeAytn's country fer. !. since
Our heait~ art growing AtIas
He taoAs nui sunshine =
With no. useless feet, n.a..,
Gods angels sotH sFer:
And SILENT fas not ttead.
:. Auue dar
MOI ae~,tls bone above.
On sAifl. IL lt4@ suns Iii Of
A4r Father ) mEtchis~~ love.
Not dead. tut waiting nufvfit
Her eatth.a8rn II ends siat! come
To i4Ne WITT her forever II
Her Heavenly Fathers none."
Oh. Father. from INV thr#Fe an high.
linar s.hat asir caril@~. 9taaff
And through %. IT'D : Wearr ....ts8e WhIic,"
lnfeld rs hi ay care.
Oh. keep our feet froe 81 ing in
lhis wilderness te3
And keep aar hedgis I'D lsYes secure,
A Oh L. tsee sc -.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-11-24

OF the nine great musical COM
posers OF Germany not one had face
an average man would like to meet on
a lonely road at twilight $ solemn hour.
He'd expect either to be dunned or
thumped.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-11-24

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"Ihr f;r.I t..F1u nan.t H. IL get / doe
Tor. ,.i4 Or.
! ..Gf ct,r.. Esgf W. can move hin
hons, u Lilo III. !. coming.
mi; hons !. r.arsr tlan II,
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take Linn thor.
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| Dal~, mntn.
m, a0asa i not Il stones throw Of
aE.l !e b Il room shall stt wear <l.rs.
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..l.ns. Lee Bat this max h. ia lona
| job | wuall r.Hhar ha taE.n Ii laa.
the sts4.f. tat.Eh~ tIst t.uai
homo. rri sH ,ngs.#a i. AR.
- 4 A.: et i'll lll.a.
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there. i1ut necessity. s. ". ~ know.
Is t'Fe traa mother of inventions: and
| 8lf help III il rlstfr Il. nra ts,sl from
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DIR n5l Is.
Mas. Dairtmple was in one Of Tho
ol.s-f 'ianed itt.r@-l.a1a, IT t1e
tsr#n-n. with Err daughters. Of-
fashioned ii, I ra Il ID. e.a ae01H.
aad its car, .@E pea sa@, d.,rl, It.
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.e4alt 8 aasH.iHra aad ffsar>-n3.
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n tiar W = saA6-ia.E. haei ri~.H
a2.d Was hea@.H- ueet tile t.l.3lur-
.ser, ri tA#Gt aisar. 4t.~- I.,a.l. tu.i-
.ng Aer il Ma too dAE ~ ID Dors
then: Selma II sHHgptr Va, lrA.n- u
piece OF neU !as.aie. t.stanI4 sad laugh
m vi t.se -aiue time; and Ate Dal-
Ttr"'n, lam and ma intal0t, Nu- On
aer lining ata. npar lte li,s.w.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-11-24

Who 10 bAbye best friend IN our housshoidl u stA0
s.ns :ftsr one dee no &c. hssdachs Or
babies, At your drug store for 30 per box One trial
pron0unceSit the best For sale By Ill druegfta ard
By ths druggist mentioned below.
The Medicinal Nerve Caramel should b used By ever
person afctod with Nervous debility Try fires sample
mentioned b0lOw.
- happy and at without fear The Medicinal Dyo.
peptlC Caramel does the WOrk-t helps digestiun
pie ire For sale By I'll drusgisss ard 81 ths drugge
Stop that dreadful cough Tho Medicinal Cough Car
amel stops any cough IL II not candy but pure mod
cough no more. sc scsrsms,s ~ cY!. tss nos q;
druggists, and BY the druegtss mentioned below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-06
NEM-YORK CITY.

The fair and garden party that was TO be held at
MIRA Augustus Van COrand's home ell october l
viii take place on saturday.
suppo's charming opera "Dcman" viii be presented
for tho last time saturday evening at Nahao" :
ON tho following Mondny the McCaull company opens
IT, season OF opera In Philadelphia
Tho papers have not yet been served In the u
the Paran stevens estate. Mrs. Ia an stevens l. cN-
pcctcd back 10 town from Newport loon.
Tho Aquoduct Commissioners at their meeting yes
torday adopted plans for the construction Of the Fast
Branch Kc-cryOlr OF sOdOm Dam, In Putnam County.
The Park Board VIII give a healing to property
owners Of tho Twcnty-thirl and Twentyfour wards
Rail Dad track In the Annexed District
The annual dinner Of tho Manhattan Athletic club
viii taI1o place tomorrow evening In the handsome
clubhouse at No. 52i rnha,c. The English athletes
viii be honOrcd guests William Byrd Page VIII be
made a life member.
Passengers by the Albany day boats New York and
autumn foliage not seen on any other river In tho
wo IT. For miles and miles tho gorgeous display l.
unbroacn The boat Of this line VIII make their Last
trip up saturday october ID, aud the last down
october II.
Tho steamship Santiago, from Hull. arrived ycstcr-
day, having board Professor slemrings great
bronze equestrian statue OF Washington, which was
dcrcd by Pcnn-y ania SOriety of the Cincinnati
for Farnount Park. Philadelphia
Tho three mascd schooner Lie Of June, OF Nassau,
y. T., sailed from this port for home August u.
since then nothing has been heard from her, and her
agents In this city, +. r. Montreal & sons LAY that
hurricanes have allied IN the sailed by
tho Isle Of June, they fear that she Is lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-06
DISTRICT RAILWAY PEOPLE NOT CAST DO

DISTRICT RAILWAY PEOPLE NOT CAST DOWN.
The New.York District Railway Company denies that
70 has been put end to by the Court OF Appeals r.
Hazard member OF the company, said to reporter
yesterday
1--WE wish emphatcay to contradict tho report that
we have been extinguished The dispatch from Albany
pubshed to-day was, believe undoubtedly inspired by
the agent of the lobbyists who opposed the District road
and t Is wholly untrue The company IL In precisely
the same position II has always occupied. with this
that knows just what the law Is, and
can proceed without further hndrance or any legal qnes
ton whatever Instead Of being bothered after begin
ming 10 build the roaf by going TO the courts. IL has
ascertane at precisely what 10 do from tho high
eat court"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-06
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County and City conventions, Everett AS
scmby Rooms, brooklyn, 3 and y.
American Jockey Club races, Jerome fark 10 p III
Meeting Of the Chamber OF Commerce, / y. m.
The Rev. Dr. Joseph Parkers lecture on JOBS COM
forers," Chickering Hall. p. m.
County Democracy County Committee Cooper Cnion'
p. IN.
I'm Regiment Veterans annual dinner, Hotel Drums
wick, evening.
Tammany Hal primary elections, evening.
XIXth Assembly District Republican Association,
SiNtyScycnth St. and Boulevard, : p m.
Eastern boulevard club stag reception. foot Of East
Onc-hund rcd-4nd twenty n rst st.. p.
Ncw-i OK. Philadelphia baseball match, Polo Grounds,
80 p. m.
H6boken Turtle club dinner. club grounds, 30 p
Meeting Of John w. Cook Association, No @l2J
Elghih-fye., = p. IN.
IrOtlng races, Fleetwood Park p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-06

WASHINGTON Oct 5.-Heavy batting was the feature In
the game day between the Boston and Washington
clubs. The home players follows
Boston .....-................2 O
Washn gton. ......................0 ! 3 O-A-
Basehits- Boston, Il Washington. II Irnrs-Boston.
/; Washington. 6. Pitchers-Madden and whitney I'm
pire-Mr. Docscher
PrTsBURG Oct 5Tohays game between the Chicago ana
PIttsburg clubs by the home team The score was
Chicago ..............................l %
PttsDurg. 4 " =
Basehits-Chicago Ptfsburg H. Errors-Chicago. 3;
Pitisburg PitchersV~B Hsltren aud Calvin Cmire-
Mr.. Daniels
IxDIASAPOLs Oct 5Ihe Indianapolis club defeated the
coming champions to-day by this score;
-
Indianapolis .-................-.4 o o 2 DO
Basehts- Detroit 10: Indianauois H. Errors-Detro.
A. indianapolis, 3. PltcheIs-COnway and shreNe
At Phlade pha- Baltimore l6; Athletic, B.
AT Louisvllo-G.Ouisvlle. 81. LOUIS D.
At Clevelsnd-RaID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-06

Gentemen's sngcs-First Class-Thlrd Round-R'
Langdon beat w. T. Maxwell 6-l, 90. Second Glass
Final Round-F Gunnison beat Il: Carringon ST. Co.
G-1.
Gerucren,s DmbIcs-Flrst Iound-w T. Maxwell and
W. Powell beat W Earle and Il. Adams Gil, 6~2. j. G..
Tatum and -. O'COnnOr beat b. Mlncke and o. Kenyon
6-5 80 Jones and l.. Straight beat g. 0rmeston
and q; Farquhar G2, 6-3. Second Round-W. ID. Jones
f.. Straight beat J. c. Iatum and H. OCOhheF u U
inf Ants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-06
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NEW. YoRK.....wEDNEsDAY ocr s. 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer BIT, Potter Hull Sept ~ via boston
with mdse and passengers 70 sanderson IL son rou" ~
steamer state OF Pennsylvania OBI. Mann Glasgow sept
90. Larne "A. with mdse and passengers" Au'''" "
ET cG %s..s. An Go Bag SsRd Ins the
Steamer Manhattan Mcintosh Havana DAYS with mdse
and passenger Alexandra n sons Arrived AZ the LAX
Steamer Alicia span Arro!. Havana Sept TO- with sugar
to aveneyers Elder; vessel TO Bruce lsmay Aril'ed
at steamer .S coma Risk with mdse and pass
Steamer Hudson Freeman eworleans days. with mdso
aH sEr Louis Bucki Mount Jacksonville days. with
lumber 4 Buck SOM vessel to Warren Kay. ,t, Inn,
Der to Brooklyn sawmlI Co. 49,, r.o.,
b mass a~a paehsers to Old Dominion
steamer Kanawha sears. Newport News WIN 'oAA "
steamer General whitney. Bearse Boston. with mdse 10
sUNsET-At Sandy Hook wind moderate. wNw; clear.
At CITY Island wisd light wNw cloudy.
CLEARED
steamer State OF Alabama (Br. Braes. Gasgow-Austin
Steamer Rhctia tcer vogclsssang Hamburg via Ply.
Steamer Linda tBr, o'Nenl Barcelona. Marseles and
steamer Alps (Br Armstrong. Port.auPrince. &c-Pim.
Steamer Alamo Risk Galveston-C II Mallory & Co.
Steamer Edinburgh Obi. Johnson Brunswick. da-simp'
Steamer Walker Norfolk. Newport News anu West
Steamer Fanny CadwaIader. Dillingham; Baltimore N
steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk. Philadelphia
& King.
steamer Lucy Miller. Rogers, Bangor-F Smith Il Co.
Steamer Winthrop. Bragg. Portland-lorauo HAL.
SAILED
Steamer Britannia Liverpool India, Bristol Aller
Bremen; Ozama, san Domingo; Alamo. Galveson Seneca
Newport News &C.
Also salei-vla Long Island sound-Steamer Lucy Mil
ler for Bangor Bark TallsmaD for Port Spain
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Oct 5-Arnved. steamer Alaska (Br. Muir
ray NewYork Sept 20 her Liverpool (and
proceeded.
sailed City Of Chicago tBp. Watkins from Liver
DuNpRR Oct 5-saied steamer Crystal (Br). stannard
| for Now. York. . -
BHEILDs. Oct 5-Saled, steamer Newcastle CITY (br)
| Thompson, for New-York.
HA,RURo Oct 2-salod. steamer Gardena (Br). Ruther
| ford. for New.York.
| HAvRE Oct 4-saed steamer suevla (aer Ludwig from
| Hamburg hence for NewY0rk
(F0r later Shipping Nsws. anu 80 Flrh Pag&)